Bajaj Power Solar Announces 2,000 New HALION Experience Centres – Integrated Solar, Renewable Energy & EV Charging Ecosystem with ~₹700 Crore Projected Development Potential
Bajaj Power Solar has announced the commencement of its HALION Experience Centre initiative, an integrated renewable-energy experience ecosystem combining solar product demonstration, customer awareness, digital displays, interactive experiences and EV charging infrastructure. The phased nationwide rollout targets up to 2,000 locations across India, representing approximately ₹700 crore in projected ecosystem development potential at full scale.
Bajaj Power Projects Private Limited has announced the commencement of its nationwide HALION Experience Centre initiative, marking the beginning of a phased plan to develop up to 2,000 integrated renewable-energy experience locations across India.
The concept has been under strategic planning, development and location assessment over the past several months, and the Company is now commencing the location identification and phased implementation process.
The HALION Experience Centre has been conceptualised as an integrated Renewable Energy Experience Ecosystem where consumers, businesses and institutions can see, understand and experience renewable-energy technologies and their practical applications.
Proposed centres may feature displays and demonstrations of N-Type TOPCon Solar PV Modules, Solar & Hybrid Inverters, Energy Storage Solutions, Residential Solar Systems, Commercial & Industrial Solar Solutions and other emerging clean-energy technologies.
A major focus of the initiative will be Solar Awareness, Consultation and Lead Generation. The centres are proposed to provide customers with information and consultation relating to residential rooftop solar, commercial solar, industrial solar and allied renewable-energy solutions.
Selected HALION Experience Centres may also incorporate digital advertisement and display boards, LED screens, product branding, renewable-energy awareness displays, customer seating areas, interactive technology facilities and Virtual Reality (VR) experience zones to create greater customer engagement and footfall.
EV charging infrastructure will form a complementary component of the overall HALION Experience Centre ecosystem. Suitable locations may incorporate EV charging stations, charging bays and associated electrical infrastructure alongside the renewable-energy experience facilities.
Bajaj Power Projects is now commencing the evaluation of potential locations across major markets including Delhi-NCR, Lucknow, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Raipur, Patna, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Surat, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kochi, followed by other commercially viable cities and strategic highway corridors.
As part of the expansion programme, the Company intends to explore suitable location arrangements with Municipal Corporations, Nagar Palikas and other Urban Local Bodies, fuel stations, highway restaurants, hotels and resorts, hospitals, shopping malls, commercial complexes, marriage lawns and banquet facilities, residential societies, institutional campuses and other high-footfall properties.
The proposed network of up to 2,000 HALION Experience Centres could represent approximately ₹700 crore in projected ecosystem development potential.
The ₹700 crore figure represents an indicative planning estimate and potential ecosystem development value at full-scale rollout, rather than completed investment or a fixed direct capital expenditure commitment. Actual development will take place progressively and will depend upon individual site feasibility, infrastructure configuration, commercial arrangements and applicable approvals.
Through HALION Experience Centres, Bajaj Power Solar aims to develop a new physical interface between consumers and the renewable-energy ecosystem—bringing together:
Solar Energy | Renewable Energy Products | Energy Storage | Solar Awareness | Digital Advertising | Interactive Experiences | EV Charging | Clean Mobility